Category: Tip & Recipe

Croissant bakery is a favorite among many. There are many shops that make croissants for sale in popular flavors such as almond croissants, butter croissants, chocolate croissants. If you are especially fond of green tea, you may feel that green tea croissants are hard to find. This time, we are pleasing shops that already have croissants on the menu but want to develop them into new flavors like green tea. What techniques are there to make the croissants at the shop different from other shops?

Let’s delight matcha croissant lovers with this simple idea: add matcha powder to the croissant dough. When baked, the dough will be a beautiful green color, different from regular butter croissants.

Another easy idea that’s colorful and delicious is squeezing soft, smooth green tea fresh cream onto the croissants. There are many ways to do this, and there are many different nozzles that make croissants look different from shop to shop. Using the Mont Blanc technique to squeeze fresh cream onto the croissants is another idea that makes the croissants look more delicious. The cream you squeeze here can be mixed with white beans, in the style of Japanese desserts, to help cut the richness.

Besides fresh cream, another common method is the green tea chocolate-covered croissant. This can be coated in many ways, either by coating the whole piece, or by coating just one part and then topping with chocolate, crumble powder, or almonds as desired. Or, for a richer flavor to please green tea lovers, add a green tea dipping sauce. This makes the dessert even more delicious and encourages photos to be shared on social media.

The most popular filling for croissants with green tea is red beans and fresh cream. This dessert is a mix of Japanese and Western.

For the small pieces of croissant left over from cutting the croissant to shape, we recommend finding a CUBE mold and inserting the remaining scraps into the mold. This will definitely give you a new look for croissants that are different from other shops. Or if you want a beautiful CUBE croissant pattern, instead of shaping the croissant normally, you can roll the dough and let it rise in the mold. When baked, it will have a beautiful spiral pattern. You can also fill it with green tea fresh cream and decorate it with icing or pistachios, making it even more delicious.

Next to the pastries, another aspect that is equally important to the shop’s appearance is the packaging. Most shops tend to use regular wrapping paper or put them all together in a box. If you want to make your green tea croissants stand out, you can create different packaging. In addition to helping create a unique identity for the shop, it also ensures that each croissant is stored in a separate box, keeping it from getting damaged.

Creating new menus from old menus in the style of green tea lovers will help create more value for the desserts in the shop and make them more appetizing.

Source

https://www.packagingoftheworld.com/2019/10/sweet-home.html?m=1

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/33706697196821794/

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These days, no matter where you look, you will see cheesecake menus in almost every shop, whether it is Baked Cheesecake , a cheesecake that is baked to evaporate some of the water from the cake. The cake has a rich flavor and a burnt brown color. The cake top will collapse quite a bit. Or New York Cheesecake , a cheesecake that is baked with hot water to keep the cake moist, thick, soft, and has a prominent sour taste from sour cream. The cake top is a beautiful light brown color. Or another type of cheesecake that is light and fluffy and has a melting mouthfeel. This style of cheesecake is called Souffle Cheesecake, a cheesecake with a light and fluffy meringue. When baked with a cup of hot water, the cake will be beautifully fluffy and have a light yellow color similar to chicken eggs. It looks delicious. No matter what kind of cheesecake it is.

Matcha Basque Cheesecake (use a 15 cm mold) is the most popular burnt cheesecake these days. However, very few people make green tea-flavored burnt cheesecake. This time, I have a recipe for green tea burnt cheesecake for dessert lovers to turn on their ovens and try making it.

raw material

1. Cream cheese 200g
2. 70 grams of white granulated sugar or cane sugar
3. 1 egg yolk
4. 2 whole eggs
5. Fresh cream 115 ml.
6. 5 grams cake flour
7. 4 teaspoons green tea powder

method

1. Mix cream cheese and sugar together and knead until smooth.

2. Add only 1 egg yolk and mix well.

3. Crack 2 more eggs and beat them together. Then slowly pour them into step 2 and continue to mix.

4. Add fresh cream and stir for a while. Add cake flour and green tea powder and stir until well blended.

5. Line the mold with parchment paper. If you have butter, apply butter or vegetable oil between the mold and parchment paper so that it doesn’t stick when you take it out. If you want a smooth texture, strain it through a sieve.

6. Place in a pre-heated oven at 220 degrees for 20-25 minutes, at 220 degrees for 20-25 minutes or almost 1 hour until the surface is burnt.

7. After taking it out, wait until it cools down. Put it in the refrigerator overnight. It will be even more delicious.

8. Can be decorated with icing and topped with colorful fresh fruits.

No Bake Chocolate Matcha Cheesecake (After making, it is recommended to keep the cake in the refrigerator at all times) This menu can be decorated and served in many ways according to your preferences and the style of the shop. It is a no-bake cheesecake that is easy and allows those who do not have an oven at home to enjoy delicious desserts made by themselves.

1. Cake base ingredients

100 grams of oats

½ cup dates

Cocoa powder 40 grams

½ teaspoon vanilla extract

A pinch of salt

½ cup coconut oil

**Mix everything together and press into the mold.

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2. The upper part

1 cup each of cashews and macadamia nuts

⅔ cup agave syrup

1/4 cup milk

1 teaspoon green tea powder

1 tablespoon lemon juice

A pinch of salt

¼ cup coconut oil

**Mix everything together with a food processor and pour over the base of the cake. Refrigerate for 2-3 hours or until set. Decorate the top of the cake with fruits as desired.

If anyone likes a sour and refreshing style, you can add more lime juice or modify it to be made in a smaller mold so that it is not the same as other shops, which would be another way to look messy.

Or if you want to add more creativity to the cheesecake, you can do so by adding a layer of dessert with different colors and flavors, like raspberries. Use 100 grams of frozen raspberries, 120 grams of cashew nuts, 60 ml. of maple syrup, 2 tablespoons of almond milk, 2 teaspoons of lemon juice, 100 grams of coconut butter. Blend together and pour it in as 1 layer first, then add the ingredients.

For those who are allergic to milk, eggs, butter, or are vegan or want a snack that is not too fattening, Vegan matcha cheesecake is another option that matcha lovers will love.

The base ingredient is brown flour.

1 cup oats

¼ cup small pieces of toasted coconut

¾ cup almond flour

½ teaspoon cinnamon powder

¼ teaspoon salt

¼ cup coconut oil

3 tablespoons agave syrup

** Stir-fry all ingredients in a pan over medium heat until combined. Then blend until smooth. Cut out a circle of baking paper and place in a pan. Line a 7-inch diameter pan with a ¼-inch top. Bake at 170 degrees for 10 minutes or until golden brown. Remove and let cool.

Ingredients for filling and topping

1 ½ cups cashew nuts

½ cup coconut milk

⅓ cup agave syrup

¼ cup coconut yogurt

1 teaspoon lemon juice

1 teaspoon vanilla ¼ teaspoon salt

4 teaspoons green tea powder

**Blend all ingredients together. If you like strong green tea, you can increase the amount of green tea powder by another 1 teaspoon. Pour the molded part into the prepared cheesecake base and freeze for about 1-2 hours to set the dessert. It is recommended to take it out and let it sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes before cutting to serve. You can decorate the top with flowers or fruits as you like.

Cheesecake can also be modified in many ways, just by changing the mold from the round one that every shop likes to a square one, or using other fruits besides strawberries that many shops like to use to eat together. It can also be modified to be Hojicha cheesecake. Matcha lovers must try to go into the kitchen and adjust the regular cheesecake recipe that you usually make to add matcha powder to follow the current trend!!

Source

https://www.nathaliesader.com/blog/2018/09/07/raw-matcha-chocolate-cheesecake

https://www.marumura.com/green-tea-basque-burnt-cheesecake/

https://www.twospoons.ca/vegan-matcha-cheesecake/

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When it comes to cookies, the most basic bakery product that is easy to make. This can be seen from the current situation where many people have started to open their ovens to sell their products, to the point that customers themselves do not know which shop to choose from. Therefore, in order for us to have a bakery that is different from other shops, putting in creative ideas is something that must be taken into consideration at every step.

Start with making regular matcha butter cookies that can be easily differentiated from other shops by simply adding designs by coating them with chocolate or white chocolate, sprinkling them with a little more matcha powder or sprinkling them with chocolate chips, and decorating them with edible flowers. This creates a difference that makes plain matcha cookies look more valuable.

In addition to adding toppings on plain green tea cookies, adding colorful ingredients to a single cookie is another idea that some beginners don’t dare to do. The reason is that they’re afraid that the taste and color won’t be beautiful and delicious. So they focus on making separate flavors. But if you already have some skill, it’s recommended to mix several flavors together. It will make that piece of cake more dimensional.

In addition, if anyone has the skill to mold, they can also make green tea cookies in various natural shapes, such as leaves or animals, to attract more customers, such as mothers and children.

In addition to making cookies with various patterns, another interesting cookie-making style is making matcha mochi cookies.

Green tea cookies with soft and chewy mochi filling are Japanese-style cookies that no other shop in Thailand makes. If anyone is interested in trying to make this menu, let’s take a look at the recipe together……

Start by mixing 80 grams of glutinous rice flour with 80 grams of sugar and 90 grams of water. Mix until well blended and microwave at 600 watts for 1 minute and 20 seconds. Remove and mix until well blended. Microwave at 600 watts for another 10-20 seconds and remove and mix. Roll into a cylinder about 1 inch in diameter. Cut into pieces and set aside to make each piece about 1 cm thick.

Next, make matcha cookies in the style that the shop likes. Just put the pre-made mochi in the middle while molding the cookie dough and bake as usual because the mochi dough is cooked. As for the additional recommended technique, this matcha cookie should use brown sugar to make it even more delicious.

For those who want something different, another way is to make Oreo cookies but put green tea cream filling instead. It is another menu that looks delicious and is not difficult to make. Just use the cookie recipe that the shop already makes and modify it a little.

In addition to giving importance to the product itself, the packaging for the cookies should also be different and stand out from others. Most shops like to put them in simple plastic cans or clear bags and stick the shop logo sticker because it is the most economical package cost. But if we add a gimmick to the cookies, or if we add a gimmick by attaching a bow or a cute message suitable for souvenirs, it will help increase the value and make people want to buy more for each other.

We will see in Japan when we go to various places, they will make sweets and stamp them with the branding of that place. For example, at zoos or aquariums, they will make cookies with animal patterns and arrange them in beautiful boxes, making people who visit that place want to buy them as souvenirs.

Another way to arrange a serving set that should not be missed is a box set gift box for every festival. It is a very important thing that online sellers should not forget to take into account because customers these days focus on looking at the packaging first. Therefore, if our dessert is delicious, don’t forget to find a chic package to serve the dessert to customers to create another impression on the recipient.

Source

https://raineorshinecakery.wordpress.com/recipes/cookies/matcha-moochie/

https://veggiekinsblog.com/2019/05/25/matcha-monstera-cookies/

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/811562795335676576/

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The technique of modifying ingredients and recipes to create a variety of flavors is something that bakery and cafe owners should know. Sometimes, many people go to study baking, but when they want to modify the dessert they learned to create the desired flavors, they end up using the wrong ingredients.

When making green tea cream as a filling for desserts, some people prefer to buy ready-made ones that are already available on the market for convenience. However, the flavor, intensity, and color of the green tea may not be as intended.

Matchazuki would like to share how to make green tea cream easily. If you are a Hojicha tea lover, you can replace the green tea powder in the recipe with Hojicha tea powder in the same amount. However, I recommend using green tea powder for desserts because it is delicious, has a beautiful color, and has a better taste than using tea leaves.

If you’d like to try making your own matcha custard filling, it’s easy to make. Simply heat 125 ml. of milk in a saucepan until lukewarm (not boiling). If steam rises, turn off the heat. Then, beat 1 egg yolk with 35 g. of sugar until pale yellow. Sift 13 g. of cake flour and 1/2 teaspoon of 5 g. of matcha powder into the mixture and continue beating. Gradually pour the warm milk into the saucepan. Heat over low heat, stirring constantly with a spatula until the cream begins to thicken. If you see bubbles rising, heat for another minute and turn off the heat. Then, add the butter and stir until melted. Pour the cream into a flat plate, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for about an hour. This type of cream has a thick texture similar to that found in cream-filled buns, making it perfect for filling bread or pies.

But if it’s green tea cream, the texture is soft and smooth. It can be used as a filling for cakes like crepe cakes, cream puffs, or roll cakes. This type of filling has a light, soft, and smooth texture. You can eat it continuously without it being heavy or greasy because it’s made from just 3 simple ingredients: 400 ml. whipping cream, 1/3 cup of green tea powder, and 1/3 cup of sugar. Mix them together and beat with a whisk until soft peaks form. You can tell when soft peaks form by stopping the whipping and lifting the whisk. The cream at the tip of the whisk will bend down slightly. This type of cream is soft and smooth. It’s often used in Japanese-style bakery products. However, if you beat it for too long, our soft green tea cream filling will turn into a heavy cream that can be used to spread around the cake for decoration or to squeeze the cream into various patterns.

Or if it’s green tea spray to eat with bread, just mix 12 g green tea powder, 50 ml fresh milk, 150 ml fresh milk, 100 ml whipping cream, 40 g sugar together in a pot. Simmer over low heat for 15 minutes. You’ll notice that the mixture will reduce by 50% and become thicker.

But if you want matcha lava filling, start by mixing 1 ½ teaspoons of gelatin powder with 2 tablespoons of water. Stir well and set aside. Then beat 2 eggs, ½ cup sugar, and 4 tablespoons of cornstarch together and set aside. Put 2 cups of milk, 1 cup of whipping cream, ¼ cup of matcha powder, and ½ teaspoon of salt in a saucepan over low heat. Use a whisk to mix until the matcha powder dissolves well. Then pour in the egg mixture and stir until the mixture thickens. Once the milk mixture thickens, turn off the heat. Then add the prepared gelatin and butter and stir to combine. Place in the refrigerator until cool. Then put it on bread, steamed buns, or any other desserts that you want to make into lava. This one has a lava filling because it uses butter in the filling. When you reheat it and cut the dessert, it will have a flowing lava texture.

If you have other dessert recipes you’d like to make with matcha flavor but aren’t sure where to start, such as with a chocolate filling, you can simply replace the same amount of cocoa powder with matcha powder. For a richer, more vibrant color, try adding 2-5 grams of matcha powder at a time to avoid overpowering the bitterness. If you’re allergic to cow’s milk, you can also replace soy milk with cow’s milk. Now, you can easily adapt and create a variety of desserts to please MATCHA lovers, without relying on pre-made fillings that may contain preservatives or artificial flavorings, or using artificial green coloring instead of pure matcha powder. 🙂

Source

https://www.proportionalplate.com/dalgona-matcha-latte/

http://www.matcha.my/Blog/matcha-milk-jam-recipe

https://www.oliveandartisan.com/ Making dessert fillings from Matcha powder

https://minimalistbaker.com/vegan-matcha-buttercream-frosting-1-bowl/

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You’ll see that donuts are trending right now. Many shops are starting to make donuts in various forms. New shops that specialize in donuts are opening up. Even a famous fried chicken brand is mixing donuts into their menu at Matchazuki. So, we can’t miss out on some great ideas from a new donut shop in Kyoto, Koe Donut, and Floresta Nature Donuts, a donut shop known for its cuteness, one of Japan’s top shops.

At Koe Donuts, you’ll find a variety of unusual donuts and flavors not available in Thailand, including the matcha donut topped with pistachio nuts. While every donut in the shop is made with simple ingredients for a traditional donut taste, the freshness of the donuts, made in-house every morning, and the abundance of creative ideas make this shop a must-visit for anyone visiting Kyoto. The shop also features a “Powder Factory,” where you can watch the donuts being made live while enjoying them. The brand’s goal is to create a connection between Japanese culture, fashion, modern design, and food, and to share this message with the world in various forms. Therefore, each donut is beautifully presented and unlike any other, such as using large beans, a signature ingredient in Japanese wagashi (Japanese sweets), as a topping. Kyoto is renowned for its delicious matcha, so the shop offers the Uji matcha tiramisu donut melt, which reimagines the familiar donut experience in the form of a cake.

See the map : https://goo.gl/maps/cpa9MAamNvmZMzDb8

See more ideas at https://www.instagram.com/koe_donuts/?hl=en

Another shop that many people are already familiar with is Floresta nature donuts in the Koenji area of Tokyo. This shop uses organic flour, the doughnut texture is a bit coarse, typical of wholewheat flour, and they come in many shapes. They also have donuts shaped like cute animals, using various flavors of glaze, such as green tea, chocolate, and strawberry, to make the desserts cute and bright. Forget the image of normal round donuts with a hole in the middle. This shop has many branches outside of Tokyo, including in Nara, Kyoto, and Osaka.

After getting creative ideas for donuts in various forms, we will continue with ideas for green tea donut menus with 3 types of decorations that use few ingredients and are very easy to make, including:

1. Matcha Glaze is very easy to make. Just mix matcha powder and icing sugar together, then pour in almond milk and stir until combined. Then, dip donuts in the matcha glaze. The ingredients for this recipe include:

• ½ cup icing sugar
• ⅛ to ¼ teaspoon matcha powder, depending on how green you want your dessert.
• 1 tablespoon almond milk

2. Matcha Cane Sugar This one is not very dark green tea color. Start by dipping the finished donuts in coconut oil, then roll them in cane sugar and green tea powder that have been mixed together beforehand. You will get light green non-nuts. The ingredients for this recipe are:

• ½ cup cane sugar
• ¼ to ½ teaspoon matcha powder, depending on how green you want your dessert.
• ⅓ cup coconut oil

3. Matcha Powdered Sugar After frying the donuts, dip them in the green tea powder and icing that were mixed together beforehand. The powder will stick to the donut dough, giving it another green color and texture. The ingredients for this recipe include:

• ½ cup icing sugar
• ¼ to ½ teaspoon matcha powder, depending on how green you want your dessert.

Or if you’d like to make donuts out of matcha dough and decorate them with white chocolate or white icing to contrast the donuts, it’s another beautiful and delicious look. Or even changing the shape of a matcha donut that you’ve already made into other shapes will make it even more delicious and will definitely make you want to take a photo and share it on social media.

Source

https://twitter.com/hashtag/florestadoughnuts

https://thesweetwanderlust.com/sweets-eats/best-desserts-in-tokyo/

http://www.supertastermel.com/2015/05/cute-animal-donuts-at-floresta.html

https://www.loveandlemons.com/matcha-baked-doughnuts/

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When talking about the main ingredients for making desserts, many people think of milk, eggs, and butter, which are ingredients with a fragrant and delicious smell. But on the contrary, these ingredients make the body work hard to break them down. Some people may be able to eat them in limited quantities. Moreover, nowadays there are more and more children who are allergic to these foods. Macrobiotic food is another option for this group of people.

Many people may feel that if it is a healthy dessert, 100% fine whole wheat flour must be used to make the dessert. This whole wheat flour is unbleached flour that also contains rice bran. However, this type of cake is often hard and not delicious. In Japan, it is popular to mix cake flour in half of the flour recipe to make the cake soft and fluffy and have the texture of a cake.

This time, we are going to please those who don’t have an oven with a recipe for a soft and fluffy Japanese-style pound cake, which can be made by steaming instead. The pound cake will gradually cook with hot steam, with a soft and moist texture that is smooth on the tongue. The slightly bitter taste of the green tea goes well with the sweet taste of the black beans. Even beginners who are new to baking can do this recipe because all you have to do is beat all the ingredients together well, especially the flour and liquids, which should be mixed together smoothly without stopping. Then pour it into the mold and bake quickly, otherwise the cake will not be soft and fluffy. However, if some steamed cake recipes contain oil and flour, mix the ingredients together until you can’t see any flour grains because if you stir for too long, the cake will not rise as well.

ingredient

1. 100 grams of cake flour

2. Ingredient A

• 50 grams of fine whole wheat flour
• 2 teaspoons baking powder
• Tensai sugar or brown sugar, 40 grams. This helps to balance the intestines. When consumed, blood sugar levels will be lower than other types.
• A pinch of salt

3. Ingredient B

• 2 teaspoons green tea powder
• 1 ⅓ tablespoons soy milk

4. Ingredient C

• 2 tablespoons of corn syrup or baesae is a sweetener that is slowly absorbed by the body, so the body doesn’t have to work as hard.
• 1 tablespoon maple syrup
• 1 tablespoon grapeseed oil
• 100 ml soy milk

5. ¼ cup black beans, boil until cooked and set aside.

method

1. Sift cake flour into a mixing bowl. Add in ingredient A and half of the boiled black beans. Use a hand whisk to mix well and set aside.

2. Pour mixture C into a mixing bowl and use a hand whisk to mix until smooth. Then pour into part 1 and use a rubber spatula to mix until just combined . Do not mix for too long, just until smooth.

3. Mix ingredient B until smooth. Pour into part 2. Mix together quickly because if left for too long, the green tea will clump together, making it difficult to mix all the ingredients together.

4. Pour the mixture into the desired mold or cup. Place the mold on a steamer with boiling water and steam for 30 minutes. When cooked, remove from heat, remove from the pan, and serve. If not eating right away, place on a wire rack to cool completely.

5. After the cake has cooled, wrap the pound cake tightly in clear plastic wrap and refrigerate. It can be kept for up to 3 days. If kept at room temperature, it is recommended to eat within 1-2 days. Or if you want to eat it warm, you can steam the cake again for about 40 seconds after the water boils.

Source

https://cookingwithdog.com/recipe/matcha-mushipan/

www.roof-kitchen.jp

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/654359020846628778/

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